Recommended Camera System for 2018 Prime Time Avenger Travel Trailer

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I recently purchased a 2018 Prime Time Avenger 30QBS that is has a mount and is prewired for this camera. It is an aluminum sided camper. Will this affect the quality of the signal between the monitor and the camera? I am looking for something that I can not only use for backing up the camper, but also use while I am driving down the road to monitor what is behind me. Please let me know. Thank you.

asked by: Rob W

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Expert Reply:

The Furrion RV Observation Camera System w/ Monitor and Bracket - Wireless - 4.3" Screen # FOS43TASF is the system your 2018 Prime Time Avenger 30QBS is designed to use. It can absolutely be used as an observation system instead of simply a backup camera when wired to the running light circuit instead of the reverse light circuit. Because it is a wireless system, there can be transmission issues and aluminum can be an interference but we haven't heard of any unresolvable issues with this system.

Your only other option is to use a wired system like the Rear View Safety Backup Camera System with Trailer Tow Quick Connect Kit # RVS-770613-213. This system will ensure you won't have issues with transmission.

expert reply by: Jason S

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

Since your trailer has the bracket #FRCBRKT-BL that would mean your trailer has the Furrion pre-wiring which is very common for newer RVs. The part #FOS43TASF is a fit for this and would be a really easy install. This gives you a monitor with a 4.3…

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A 4-Way trailer connector has the basic lighting functions only; running lights, left turn signal and brake lights, right turn signal and brake lights, and ground. A 7-Way has these functions and a 12 volt circuit, a circuit for electric trailer…

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I have a complete replacement camera system option for you, but since your current camera system is no longer made there are no replacement cameras available that use your same monitor. I recommend replacing it with the Voyager WiSight 2.0 Wireless…

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That's weird, the 7-Way Vehicle Power Adapter for Furrion RV Observation Camera #FR87PR should allow you to use your camper at the same time as that's what it's designed for. If you want to just avoid the adapter all together, I would…

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Answer 9

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